What better way to EXhale than indulging? Leave behind your budgets. Spend a whole day at the 24 hour Mustafa Shopping Center, Serangoon Road, for a good splurge on everything from cosmetics to lingerie at drop-dead rates. Open up your wallets at the Clarke Quay flea market. Located charmingly along the Singapore River, you can shop for anything from used goods to designer silver jewelry from the tiny stalls lining the riverbank. Great bargains can be found at Bugis Street’s street market.
You’ve left behind your budgets; now ditch your diets too; because Singapore is gastronomical heaven. Visit Clarke Quay and Boat Quay for the finest in alfresco dining and pub life. No meal would be complete without the scrumptious Hainan chicken rice and chilly crab which is hailed as the nation’s national dish. The cuisine is a mixture of several nations’ culinary expertise. While you’re at it, also gorge on the satay, paranthas, and hot-sweet noodles...the list goes on. If you are daring enough, you can bite into curried snakes or fried frog’s legs! EXplore - Try the cable car dining experience, watching the glittering night lights below while suspended 70m above the sea. (Mount Faber, 65-6377 9633, email: skydining@mountfaber.com.sg).
And now that you have solo-traveled to this fun place and you’ve discovered how beautiful you are and how strong, you can get back out there and be your new liberated self!
Plan your trip at www.visitsingapore.com
Naiya Sivaraj has been traveling since the age of three and enjoys writing about this beautiful world, learning about her people and cultures. She is currently an independent researcher, writer and photographer, and avid book reader.
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